111 Murray Street

111 Murray Street is a residential tower in Tribeca featuring a curved glass exterior, 58 floors, and rounded corners at opposite ends. The 241-meter-tall structure dominates the Manhattan skyline and stands out for its distinctive geometric form.

The building was completed in 2018, marking the transformation of Tribeca from an industrial district to a modern residential neighborhood in lower Manhattan. It reflects the area's shift over recent decades toward high-end residential development.

The structure incorporates design elements influenced by Italian glass vessels and fashion industry aesthetics, reflecting contemporary New York architectural trends.

The building provides residents with private elevator access, a fitness center, and swimming pools for daily use. Direct connections to downtown Manhattan's transportation networks make it convenient for getting around the city.

The structure features an outward curve beginning at the 40th floor that creates a sculpted crown effect. This shape expansion on the upper levels allows residents on higher floors to enjoy extended views across the city.

Location: Manhattan

Inception: 2018

Architects: Kohn Pedersen Fox

Official opening: 2018

Architectural style: postmodern architecture

Floors above the ground: 58

Height: 241.4 m

Website: https://111murray.com

GPS coordinates: 40.71543,-74.01274

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:57